South Korea did create some important government enterprises; i.e., Pohang
Iron and Steel Company, Korea Telecommunications Authority, Korea Electric Power
Corporation, the Office of the Railroad, and Korea Monopoly Corporation (for
tobacco and ginseng products). The public sector provided 80-90 percent of the
financial services, two thirds of the gas, electricity and water supplies, 30
percent of transportation and communications, 30 percent of mining, and 15
percent of manufacturing.
Learn Korean - 0 views
kangmi | learning korean - 0 views
Let's Learn Korean - 0 views
learnkorean.com: Home - 0 views
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This is yet another web site that has information to learn the language this also is a web site that is designed to help people learn Korean -
i rool. -
learn korean site.
KBS WORLD Radio - 0 views
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this is another site for learning the language
South Korea: a brief social and political history - 0 views
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A breif history of post WWII South Korea. -
Brief history of modern South Korea -
yea thats right
Moving To Korea ~ Working In Korea ~ Living In Korea - 0 views
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A good general source
Prisoner Transfer Treaties - 0 views
Criminal Record Checks - 0 views
Open Site - Regional: Asia: South Korea: Business and Economy: Consumer Protection - 0 views
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i stole this from mike aker
Marriage of U.S. Citizens Abroad - 0 views
THE ECONOMY OF SOUTH KOREA - 0 views
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this is a very confusing(not) site
WENR, May/June 2002: Education in the Republic of Korea - 0 views
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info on s. korea education
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